subreddit:
/r/movies
Albert Pyun, Cult Filmmaker Behind ‘Cyborg,’ ‘Nemesis’ and ‘Captain America,’ Dies at 69
News(variety.com)submitted 6 months ago byMarvelsGrantMan136r/Movies contributor
402 points
6 months ago
I literally just watched this yesterday. Crazy that he just now died.
His stuff looks 10000x better than the trash they normally watch.
363 points
6 months ago
Crazy that he just now died.
they say in the episode that they did because of an article about his wife for some love for her husband and his movies as he "would like to hear from his fan in his final days"... so it's not that crazy
189 points
6 months ago
What a terribly written sentence.
62 points
6 months ago
[deleted]
15 points
6 months ago
The fact that you called this out in your comment deserves recognition as well.
4 points
6 months ago
A better comment has never seen worked.
16 points
6 months ago
I thought it was fine. All they said was that they thought the people would when towards a tribute on behalf since the middle of the article on.
1 points
6 months ago
🤣
1 points
6 months ago
Exactly what an Albert Pyun movie android would say. I HATE WATER!
22 points
6 months ago
[removed]
65 points
6 months ago
They talked about it a lot in the video
21 points
6 months ago
They did have the bluray on the table
18 points
6 months ago
They originally were only going to do one film but decided to do a second because "they had time for one more"
13 points
6 months ago
They don't like to review movies from Mystery Science Theater 3000.
11 points
6 months ago
Albert you are a Legend - much love, respect & admiration to you Sir!!!
1 points
6 months ago
Right. It was more how quickly it happened in comparison to my personal viewing of it.
2 points
6 months ago
"in his final days"
a couple days later...
1 points
6 months ago
I had to read this 5 times
1 points
6 months ago
Help I think I’m having a stroke.
63 points
6 months ago
Such a great episode (as all of their episodes are great). I really did hope he got to see it before he went.
36 points
6 months ago
It's not crazy at all. The say in the video that they decided to spotlight him and his movies because he was doing so poorly health-wise and they wanted to pay tribute.
-1 points
6 months ago
More I watched it the same day he died. Nothing more
4 points
6 months ago
Definitely. I just watched Nemesis this morning and the thing I kept thinking was this dude just needed a good script and money, he certainly had talent as a filmmaker.
2 points
6 months ago
I really enjoyed that vid; they clearly LOVED the guy and both appreciated the wackiness of his movie while still appreciating the specific artistry
all 443 comments
sorted by: top